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Honda D Series Engine Best Mods & Upgrades 🔧[Tuning]

The D Series block of this reliably, supremely sturdy engine has powered numerous iterations of the Civic and many other Honda through the generations; it can safely handle power of roughly 200 horsepower, or more with reinforcement, but this increases the cost significantly. Much depends on the base engine with the D17 and D16 being better suited to power upgrades than the D12 and D13 would be. We outline the optimal strategy for D series tuning and describe the finest upgrade options for your Honda. Working on a Honda D17 is a blast, and upgrading it with a few select motorsport components will undoubtedly increase your time spent behind the wheel as you fully utilize the extra power it offers.. So a D series engine can you tune it? What about a D series Turbo upgrade? The correct response is that just about anything is amenable to tuning; the actual concern is value, and that, like beauty, is subjective. While I think that spending $1,000 to $2,000 is excessive for an engine power improvement of only about 20 horsepower, many people really enjoy working on cars, and with the addition of forced induction and other choices, you can make much more power. https://www.torquecars.com/honda/d17-... https://www.torquecars.com/honda/d16-... https://www.torquecars.com/honda/d-se... (D12 D13 & D14 guide) You can see from below there were quite a few versions of the D series engines, the most common D series engine codes are .... (let me know if I've missed any out.) D12A D12B1 D13B1 D13B2 D13B4 D13B7 D13C D14 Series Engines (1.4 Liter) D14A1 D14A2 D14A3 D14A4 D14A5 D14A7 D14A8 D14Z1 D14Z2 D14Z3 D14Z4 D14Z5 D14Z6 D16A D16B D16Y D16Z D17A1 D17A2 D17A3 D17A5 D17A6 D17A7 D17A8 D17A9 D17Z2 D17Z3 https://www.torquecars.com Legal Notice: Unless we have inspected your car we can only provide generic theory. All information is provided without warranty, please check any recommendations made with a mechanic locally to verify it would be legal in your area or region and that it would be suitable for your car and your needs.